All you really need from the thread is the first page, and in particular the "suggested method" which lays it out step by step, one step at a time.

SUGGESTED METHOD

Make sure your toadstool with the Butter on it is to the left.  Put out berries for the fairy, leave out an empty Tea Cup.  When the fairy visits, she will harvest the Butter and plant the Buttercup in the Tea Cup.  Do not dust the Buttercup to fully grown yet.  Harvest the toadstool and replant it ready for the next round.

Make sure your toadstool with the Grass is now to the left of any other toadstools with bubbles on.  Put out an empty high table for the grass to be harvested onto.  When the fairy visits again, she will harvest the grass onto the table.  Harvest the toadstool and replant it for the next round.

Diamond dust the Buttercup to fully grown (you need both the grass AND a fully grown Buttercup to attract the Goats and the Troll).

When you have attracted five Small Goats to the grass, the Buttercup will change to Medium.  Make sure that the toadstool with the Knapweed is to the left of any other toadstools with bubbles on.  Leave out an empty Rusty Buck

Group 1: Wren, Yellow Wagtail, Chaffinch, Singing Bush Lark
Group 2: Nightingale, Bee Eater, Roadrunner, Waxwing
Group 3: Kingfisher, Oriole, Chickadee, Blue Jay
Group 4: Woodpecker, Magpie, Jackdaw, Crane

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There's a method for getting the colour you want... but it's a bit of a faff, and you need to be around to babysit your garden (and not forget like I keep doing!!). You need two eggs - one the colour that you want to hatch, and the colour below. So for example if I want a violet chick/seahorse, I need a violet egg and an indigo egg.

Once you have the eggs, put out fresh food and wait for one of the eggs to wobble.

If the lower colour egg (e.g. indigo in this example) wobbles, dump the food.

If the violet egg wobbles, let it hatch and it will be a violet chick/seahorse.

It does work, but can be a pain to both get the correct pair of eggs, due to random nature of what colour the EB drops, and also can take a while waiting for the correct egg to wobble. I've been trying to do this with a violet and indigo egg for a week now, and I keep forgetting to freeze my garden when I'm not around. I've now gone through all my nests!

A - RED - MONDAY
C - YELLOW - TUESDAY
E - BLUE - WEDNESDAY
G - VIOLET - THURSDAY
B - ORANGE - FRIDAY
D - GREEN - SATURDAY
F - INDIGO - SUNDAY

bee eater
blue jay
chaffinch
chickadee
crane
jackdaw
kingfisher
magpie
nightingale
oriole
roadrunner
sbl
waxwing
woody
wren
yellow wagtail

Easy
fox, hedgehog, mole, brown bunny, grey squirrel, wren, wagtail, chaffy, cuckoo, raccoon, hare, singing bush lark, skunk, gecko, camel, donkey, deer and magpie

Intermediate
Tortoise, Lop bunny, meerkat, road runner, armadillo, piglet, ostrich, chipmunk, coyote, wolf, bee eater, guinea pig, giraffe, woodpecker, barn owl, zebra, crane, toad, blue jay, seal, king penguin, puffin, walrus, platypus, otter, sea lion, Llama, chickadee, prairie dog, Aardvark, gazelle, leopard, oriole, bandicoot, sugar glider, Hippo, roo and wallaby

Advanced
red squirrel, waxwing, kiwi, porcupine, fairy pink armadillo, badger, Olinguito, nightingale, elephant, Long eared owl, Australian king parrot, pair of magpies, jackdaw, king fisher, ferret, rockoon, froog, snabbit and ping-pong, giant ant eater, tiger, wombat,  koala, taz, giant panda, red panda and gorilla